New Underwear New Blankets And Staple Dry Goods
Local sale notice announces availability of undergarments blankets and staple dry goods. Provisions likely include basic apparel bedding and pantry items for community use or sale.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
1
Local sale notice announces availability of undergarments blankets and staple dry goods. Provisions likely include basic apparel bedding and pantry items for community use or sale.
Wireless news from Labrador confirms Commander Robert Peary has reached the North Pole on April 6 1909. He becomes the second American after Dr Frederick A Cook to claim the pole, with reports of Stars and Stripes at the ice end and witnesses to attest his voyage.
Mr John Nairn reports rapid progress on the C N R project in the Moline district. Steel is laid about five miles west of Moline siding and work trains run to that point. A pile driver was moved ahead to Oak River crossing to ready for steel laying. If sustained, rails should reach Oak River by next Saturday night and extend to Decker's in about three weeks.
Two young men left loaded pistols in a livery stable after a day of shooting. A curious bystander triggered a fatal accident near miss when one gun fired, and a second loaded weapon was found ready to fire. The report labels the carelessness as criminal and dangerous.
Program listings include Waltz I'd Rather Float March Tenth Regiment Schottische Too Sweet to Live Overture Nugget Nell Waltz Merry Widow March Scaly Rules Waltz Doreen March Utopian Waltz Home Sweet Home and the National Anthem.
Hamiota reports a brisk wheat market with elevators busy handling grain from local growers. Prices reached up to 1 1 2 a bushel with several loads sold at 1.00. No 1 Hard wheat is expected to dominate production, aided by ideal summer weather and higher than anticipated yields. About 40 000 bushels shipped and 4 000 still in elevators, signaling one of the best years on record.
Mr J. R. Bell suffered internal injuries after a fall through a chimney hole at Mr Decker’s new house north of Crandall. He was transported to Hamiota Hospital with care by Dr Fraser and Dr Hudson. Though in pain, he improved after the first hours in hospital and was described as one of our most popular young men, with hopes for a swift recovery.
Eyvery morning these days the train is over an hour late pulling out of Hamiota. The freight delays stretch for over a month and disrupts passenger service westbound. Mr. Urea’s speech before the Sound of Trade is cited, accusing CPB officials of broken promises and inaction on running improvements.
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